2002 Ford Crown Victoria "seatbelt twist" Questions

...parts are available. They may be also called "Swaybar links". Check for noise from your rear seatbelts. Sometimes the ends get pushed under the seat and they rattle when the car shakes. Also ...

...twist these then they will release. At this point you can swap the bulbs with another bulb that you really dont need like the seatbelt light or just do the best thing and replace the bulb. Its been a ...

...twist the seatbelt straight. TO get that screw out you need to use a tool that looks like a nail puller and you put it under the screw head to lift while you unscrew it. Once you get to the mechanism ...

...seatbelt probably twisted inside. twist it back around so it runs flat and lube slightly with a light lube spray on metal gearing. i had the same problem w mine pk Seat belts are not servicable by US ...

...twisted when retracted. Now mechanism is locked and I can't pull the seatbelt out to un-twist it. How do I get at the retractor so I can unlock it and pull the belt back out? remove back of ...

I have a 2006 Ford Explorer and the passenger seatbelt won't retract; so passenger cannot use the seatbelt. Subsequently, the seatbelt chimer never goes off. How can I correct this? will have to take ...

seatbelt is twisted. How do I remove the panel covering the retractor so I can straighten it out on the retractor itself? Don't remove the retractor. Remove the bolt just behind the seat and twist the

driver seatbelt 2010 toyota matrix wont retract driver seat belt will not retact it is stuck in the out position go to nearest toyota dealer will change that out for free.anything safety related seat ...

The driver seat belt will not pull out far enough to buckle. Damaged seatbelt replace Sometimes the ratchet assembly goes bad in the seat belt assembly or the belt itself gets twisted inside the ...

My rear seatbelt in my subaru outback is locked and wont pull out to buckle up. Can it be fixed My rear seatbelt in my subaru outback is locked and wont pull out to buckle up. Can it be fixed I assume